Everest View Trek

Trip Information
  • Trip Duration 8 Days
  • Trip Grade Moderate
  • Destination Nepal
  • Max. Altitude (3,800m)
  • Start/End Kathmandu/Kathmandu
  • Trip Type Trekking
  • Accommodation Teahouse Lodge
  • Transport By flight
  • Best Season mar-may, Sep-Nov

Everest View Trek, 8 Days Trekking Cost for 2025 and 2026

The Everest View Trek is a remarkable journey designed to immerse trekkers in the splendor of the world’s highest peaks, without the intensity of a full journey to Everest Base Camp. This trek begins with an exhilarating flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, soaring over the majestic Himalayas. As you start trekking, each step brings you closer to the heart of the Everest region.

From the moment you set foot on the trail, you are surrounded by the raw beauty of the Dudh Koshi River valley, winding through lush forests and charming Sherpa villages like Phakding. Every day a new turn brings new change in the landscapes which will mesmerize you. One of the highlights of the trek is the vibrant and bustling Namche Bazaar, where you spend extra time acclimatizing and exploring. Namche is the cultural and economic hub of the Khumbu region, offering a fascinating glimpse into Sherpa life. On your acclimatization day, you can hike up to the renowned Everest View Hotel, a serene spot offering jaw-dropping vistas of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. The trek to the tranquil village of Tengboche, home to the region's largest and most revered monastery offers panoramic views. This trek is not just about the mountains; it’s a journey through a rich cultural landscape, where you can visit ancient monasteries, learn about Buddhist traditions, and feel the deep spiritual connection that the local people have with their land. From witnessing the unspoiled natural beauty of mountains, enjoying the fresh air, experiencing warm services from locals at villages or lodges to witnessing unique culture and tradition, this Everest view trek is perfect.

This 8-day trek is ideal for those who love short adventure or who want to see Everest from close but doesn’t have time for full Everest base camp trek. It is a moderate trek, suitable for beginner and experienced trekkers alike. The well-marked trails and availability of comfortable lodges make it accessible to a wide range of adventurers.

 

 

Major Highlights

  • Enjoy the scenic and thrilling flight from Kathmandu to Lukla
  • Opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich Sherpa culture
  • Breathtaking panoramic views of some of the world's highest peaks, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and others.
  • Pass through vibrant Namche bazaar, ancient monasteries, picturesque valleys and local villages
  • Stunning landscapes throughout the trek
Itinerary
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Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, our representative will greet you and take you to your hotel. After checking in and getting settled, you can relax or explore the area at your own pace. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy the hotel's facilities or nearby attractions.

  • Max. Altitude: 1320m
  • Accommodation:Hotel

We start the day with an early morning flight from Kathmandu to Lukla enjoying stunning views of the Himalayas. After breakfast at a luxury restaurant in Lukla, we begin our trek to Phakding (2,640m). The trail ascends along the left bank of the Dudh Koshi River, providing a peaceful start to our journey. We can see Nupla Peak (5,885m) towering across the river. The trek is filled with beautiful scenery and small villages. By late afternoon, we arrive in Phakding, where we can rest and prepare for the next day's adventure.

  • Max. Altitude: 2,640m

After breakfast in Phakding, we start our trek to Namche Bazaar walking along the right side of the Dudh Koshi River and enjoying views of Thamserku Peak. We pass through charming villages like Bengar and Chumoa and walk through beautiful pine forests. After crossing a stream, we reach Monjo to pay the Sagarmatha National Park entrance fee. From there, we begin a steep climb to Namche Bazaar taking in stunning views of Mount Everest and Lhotse. At last, we will arrive in Namche Bazaar which is perfect for relaxing and gathering supplies for our upcoming adventures.

  • Max. Altitude: 3,440m

We take a rest in Namche Bazaar to acclimatize to the high altitude. However, this village is a great place to adjust to the elevation before we continue our journey to Tengboche. In the morning, we hike up to Khhumjung Monastery. The hike offers stunning views of some of the world’s most famous peaks, including Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, and Lhotse. On our way back, we visit the museum situated just above the town which provides fascinating insights into Sherpa culture and history. After a day of exploration and acclimatization, we return to our luxurious hotel in Namche Bazaar for a comfortable overnight stay.

  • Max. Altitude: 3,440m

Today, after enjoying some time in Namche, we will descend to the village of Monjo. This route offers beautiful views and a chance to reflect on the incredible journey we’ve had so far.

  • Max. Altitude: 2835m

We start the day by walking along the banks of the Dudh Koshi River, enjoying the serene landscape. After climbing for about an hour, we arrive in Lukla. Once there, we have some time to explore the vibrant streets, visit local shops, and soak in the lively atmosphere. In the evening, we stay at our luxurious hotel in Lukla, where we can unwind and enjoy the comfortable amenities.

    We take our early flight from Lukla to Kathmandu enjoying the breathtaking views of the Himalayas one last time. After arriving in Kathmandu, you have the afternoon free to relax or go shopping so you can pick up souvenirs, local handicrafts etc. In the evening, our company will host a farewell dinner, where we’ll enjoy tasty local dishes and share memories of our amazing adventure in the Everest region.You’ll also have the chance to watch a traditional dance performance adding a special touch to the evening.

      On our final day, we will check out from our hotel in Kathmandu and get ready for departure. One of our representatives will come to pick you up at your accommodation in a private car to take you to the airport. If you wish to extend your trip to another destination, you can certainly arrange that as well. Just let us know, and we’ll be happy to help you plan your next adventure.

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        What's Included
        • Airport picks up and drops by private car/van/bus.
        • 3-star accommodation in Kathmandu-Thamel Eco Resort or The Address Kathmandu Hotel (on the arrival day and after the trekking).
        • Your standard meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the trekking.
        • Seasonal fresh fruit throughout the trek.
        • Flight fare Kathmandu/Ramechhap - Lukla - Kathmandu/Ramechhap including airport transfer.
        • All accommodations in lodges/tea houses during the treks
        • Sagarmatha National Park entry permit fee
        • Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality fees
        • An experienced, helpful and friendly Guide, porters
        • Porter to help trekkers luggage. 2 trekkers will share 1 porter, Max weight limit for a porter- 20 kg (10 kg per trekker, weight limit). You can store non-essential items in your hotel or at the DWT store.
        • Covers guides' and porters' wages, their meals, insurance, lodging, transportation, flight, and other necessary equipment
        • Dawn jacket, sleeping bag & duffle bag If required. (Refundable after finish trekking).
        • Water purification tablets during the trek for safe drinking water.
        • An arrangement of Emergency Helicopter service will be paid by your Travel insurance company.
        • An oximeter to monitor your oxygen and pulse levels during mountain treks is very helpful for all trekkers to be aware of altitude sickness.
        • Medical kit bag.
        • Farewell dinner in typical Nepali Restaurant with cultural dance show
        • All our government taxes, vat, official expenses & service charges
        What's not Included
        • Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport - Kathmandu). You will require 2 passport size photos.
        • Your Travel insurance.
        • Lunch and dinner while you are in Kathmandu.
        • All the alcoholic and non alcoholic Drinks.
        • Sweet things like chocolate.
        • Hot shower during the trekking.
        • Tipping (expected by guides and porters)
        Useful Information

        Best time to do Everest View Trekking

        For the best experience on 8-day Everest View Trekking, the ideal time to go is either during the spring (March-May) or autumn (October-November) seasons. Spring offers pleasant weather with clear skies, making for comfortable trekking and stunning views of the blooming rhododendrons and wildflowers at lower altitudes. Autumn provides stable weather, clear skies, and excellent trekking conditions. This time of year also coincides with Nepal's biggest festivals, giving trekkers a chance to experience the vibrant local culture and traditions. Both seasons are popular for trekking due to the optimal conditions and beautiful scenery.

        8 Days Everest view trekking on spring season (March-May)

        Spring season is a good choice to embark on Everest View trekking. The valleys come alive with vibrant rhododendrons, painting the landscape in shades of red, pink, and white. This season offers crystal-clear views of Everest and the surrounding peaks, with the snow shining under the bright sunshine. Many trekkers choose spring season so you might meet trekkers from different part of the world and share your experiences as well. It's an ideal time to experience both the natural beauty and cultural vibrancy of the Everest region.

        Everest View Trek on Monsoon season (June-Aug)

        The Everest View Trek during the monsoon season offers a unique and enchanting experience, as the landscape transforms into a lush, green paradise, alive with vibrant flora and waterfalls. While, the frequent rains can disturb the trek sometimes, the season provides unique trekking experiences. The trails will be peaceful as there will be few number of trekker this season. This quieter season allows trekkers to connect intimately with nature and local culture, making the trek a truly serene adventure in the heart of the Himalayas.

        Mount Everest view trekking on autumn season (Sept-Nov)

        The Mount Everest View Trek in autumn is a breathtaking journey characterized by clear skies and stunning panoramic views of the Himalayas. Being a peak trekking season the trails will be full of trekkers where you can meet new people and interact with them. This season showcases the majestic peaks of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam in all their glory. As it is a season of festivals you can witness the local culture and traditions as communities come together to celebrate the season.

        Mt. Everest view trekking 8 days on winter season (Dec-Feb)

        The Everest View Trekking in winter presents a stunning yet challenging adventure, as the landscape transforms into a tranquil, snow-covered wonderland. This season offers quite different experiences than other seasons. With temperatures dropping and the trails blanketed in snow, trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking views of the majestic peaks rising sharply against the clear, blue sky. With fewer trekkers exploring the trails, get an intimate experience with nature. Additionally, the warmth of the local Sherpa hospitality in the lodges and hot meals adds beauty to the trek.

        Important Notes for Everest view Trek

        • Here are some of the important notes that you should consider while booking and joining Everest View Trekking in Nepal:
        • A photocopy of your passport is required at the time of booking, along with a 10% advance payment of the total trek cost.
        • Pack lightly as porters will only carry 15-20 kg of luggage per person.
        • Bring a reusable water bottle and purification tablets for safe drinking water.
        • Pack clothes according to the season and weather conditions.
        • This trek ranges from moderate to challenging, so it’s essential to maintain physical fitness by engaging in cardiovascular exercises, strength training, and regular hikes before the trip.
        • Ensure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers trekking, including medical expenses and emergency evacuation.
        • Carry sufficient cash in Nepalese rupees, as ATMs may not be available in remote areas.
        • Avoid booking international flights immediately after the trek, as weather changes can cause flight delays or cancellations.
        • After the trek you can also write review on our site or trip advisor about your experience with us. Your feedback is invaluable to us, and we welcome any suggestions you may have.

        Packing lists for 8 days Everest View Trekking package

        During the Everest view trek, you should be careful about necessary things needed for the trek and pack carefully. Here we have made a list of some of the important things needed for 8 days Everest View trekking:

        • Hiking shirts, long-sleeved t-shirts, waterproof jacket, fleece jacket, down jacket, and lightweight pants
        • Sun hat, winter hat, scarf, sunglasses
        • Headlamp with extra batteries.
        • Comfortable pair of hiking boots
        • Backpack, trekking poles, sleeping bag, and water purification tablets.
        • Watch, cell phone, camera, extra passport photos
        • Snacks and energy bars
        • Biodegradable soap, nail clippers, small mirror.
        • Cash in hand
        • First aid kit.
        • Besides these you can also pack any other personal necessary items.

        Hotel and Accommodation during Mount Everest View Trek

        While in Kathmandu, your accommodation is at standard hotels ( Attached Bath, A/C, 24 hours running hot/cold shower) similar of 3 star standard hotel and while in trek, your accommodation is at Mt. Lodge and local tea houses, they are clean and comfortable. Our entire accommodation during the trekking for Mount Everest view package is at twin share unless stated but single supplement accommodation is also available on personal request at the additional cost of US$- 200. Do let us know if you want to upgrade your accommodation in Kathmandu or in Major city.

        Meals and drinks on Everest View Trek

        The meals while you are on Everest View trek are included on our package and they are taken in lodges; we will have breakfast and dinner at the lodge where we stay overnights and our will guide will choose and stop for lunch on available place every day on trek and we recommend you to bring water purification pills since you will have normal water for free, then you can have the normal water and use the medicine and drink however you have options of buying bottled water or boiled water in every places as well. There will also be farewell dinners for guests in Kathmandu.

        Transports used on Mount Everest View Trekking

        During the Everest view trek we will provide private vehicles for the airport transfers and sightseeing tour in Kathmandu and we also provide flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and return.

        Electricity and battery charges on Mount Everest View Trek

        There are electricity available in some of the villages on our Everest View Trekking where you can re- charges your camera batteries and there is solar power in some villages we trek through and you can recharges your batteries in those places as well if they have enough power and we suggest you to have spare batteries as well and you will have to pay some for recharging batteries.

        Luggage/Bag pack on Everest View Trekking

        Your main luggage will be carried by porters on trek and you simply carry a day pack with water bottle, camera, sun-screen, spare jacket, and etc, during the trek, as small loads allows you for full enjoyment of the trek. A trek bag is ideal for your main luggage, plus a small lockable bag for travel clothes or anything that you do not need during trek which you can leave at hotel’s locker room/safe deposit box in Kathmandu for free of charge. Weight allowance at Nepal’s domestic airlines is 15 Kg including your hand bag; excess weight is chargeable at USD 1 or more which is extra on our tour cost.

        Guide/Porter on Mount Everest View trekking package

        We provide trained trekking guide (handles the logistics and guides you and your team on the trek) and porters, a porter for each 2 trekkers and a porter carry about 20 Kg (10 Kg from each trekker) and if there are more than 10 people in the group then we will provide you additional guide for the group.

        Group Size, guide and crew member on Mount Everest View Trek

        Welcome Nepal Treks organize Everest View Trekking for single people to maximum 15 people at once or even if you have more than 15 people then we can split the group in to two or more groups (according to the number of trekkers) however you all can walk together and stay at same guest house and there are only different guide, and there are 1 guide up to 10 people and 2 guide for 11-15 people and a porter for each 2 trekkers. Else, join our estimated group departure dates available online or ask us with your personal dates, we will open group date on the same date.

        Join a fixed date group trek or private departure on Everest View Trekking package

        The Everest View Trekking is available on both fixed departure and private basis, If you are looking for a group to join then please check our fixed departures dates and ask for availability or if you would like to travel independently, or with your friends, families & colleagues then you are invited to choose any date like every day at your convenient timeframe for any number of people.

        Personal expenses during Mount Everest View Trek

        Personal expenses depend largely on your habit and as the meals are included on our Everest View Trekking cost ,so, you only need money for table drinks (alcoholic/non alcoholic beverages), snacks while walking (some smaller shops are available along the trail in the areas), tips, souvenirs, hot shower (available in some places), and meals ( A meal cost 5-7USD in Kathmandu) for your Kathmandu stay, entrance fees ( approx: 25USD) while your tour in Kathmandu, if you do not drink alcohol and sopping then 12-15USD per day should be enough for the hot drinks, shower and snacks on trek and Tips are appreciated by your support team after the trek. The amount depends on your budget and appreciation of their work. As a suggestion, we advise you to allocate 10 - 15% of the total tour cost as tips to the staff and you can do this if you feel the services have been good.

        Gears available in Kathmandu for Mount Everest View Trek

        It's not necessary to spend a lot of money buying equipment for the Everest View Trekking in your country as Majority of these gears can be bought at reasonable rates in Kathmandu.

        Insurance/Rescue/Evacuation for Everest View Trekking package

        In case of a serious sickness or a casualty while you are on Mount Everest View Trek (which we believe will not happen), we will do everything to transfer you to the nearest hospital to save your life (this has happened to us few times) and you are entirely liable for all the expenses incurred in evacuation/rescue, so, please make sure that these expenses are covered by your insurance policy before assigning for the trek or be prepared to pay on your own after getting back to Kathmandu. Ensure that you’ve insured yourself before doing the trip, Common sense dictates this, it’s good for you and please visit Nepal Travel insurance page for more info about it.

        In event of flight cancellation/ delayed in/out Lukla during Mount Everest View Trek

        If flight will get cancelled, then we will reschedule your flight for the following day (Subject to availability). However, in a group, we could also hire a helicopter to fly in/out to Lukla to start/ end the trek as per the planned date and time and cost of helicopter flight is your own expenses. Helicopter flight will cost minimum of US$- 500 per person depending on group size. To cover this helicopter flight expenses, you are kindly requested to come with travel insurance that covers the flight cancellation for minimum of US$- 500 for a day so that you could claim for the flight cancellation once returned from the trip, and we will make documentation for this as per your require to submit to your insurance.

        Benefits of booking Mount Everest view trekking package with us

        Booking the Everest View Trek package with us comes with numerous benefits that enhance your trekking experience. With our experienced and knowledgeable guides, you'll not only enjoy safe and well-organized treks but also gain deep insights into the local culture, history, and environment. We also offer personalized itineraries, ensuring the trek is tailored to your preferences, allowing flexibility while maintaining comfort. We guarantee a comfortable stay, with excellent food and hospitality at every stop. Additionally, we provide comprehensive support from the moment you book, including assistance with permits, transportation, and any other help. We will make sure that your Everest View Trek is not only scenic but deeply enriching and memorable.

        Booking and payment for package of Everest View Trek

        You are required to make 20% (non refundable) payment in advance in order to confirm and book Everest View Trek along with your passport copy and flight detail (Arrival detail, flight name, number and time) and the remaining 80% balance is payable when you arrive in Nepal and you have options of paying the advance by bank transfer or credit card, so, do let us know which modes of payment is convenient for you then we will forward the detail for payment.

        Trip Extensions after Mount Everest View Trekking

        In addition of Mount Everest View Trek, we organize extensions both within Nepal and other neighboring countries like Bhutan and Tibet of you have time and want us to arrange your extensions tours, you may do water rafting or a jungle safari, Pokhara tour or Lumbini Tour in Nepal or Bhutan or Tibet tour.

        FAQs

        • Q1. Do guides carry first aid kits on the trekking journey?

          Yes, all guides carry first aid kits and are trained to manage basic medical situations. They can help with minor injuries or illnesses and know how to handle altitude-related problems.

        • You can hire guides or porters in Lukla, but it's usually better to arrange them in Kathmandu before your trek. Guides and porters hired in Kathmandu typically have more experience and can assist with logistics, permits, and planning from the start of your trip.

        • Yes, 8 days Everest View Trek offers numerous opportunities for cultural immersion. You will visit local Sherpa villages, interact with the friendly locals, and learn about their customs and traditions

        • Trekking during the monsoon season is not recommended. The heavy rains can lead to muddy trails, reduced visibility, and a higher risk of landslides. These conditions can make trekking more challenging and potentially dangerous.

        • Drones are not allowed in Sagarmatha National Park without special permission from the Nepal Civil Aviation Authority. If you plan to take aerial photographs, it's important to review the latest regulations and secure the necessary permits in advance.

        • It’s a good idea to book your trek in advance to have a well-planned itinerary and a trusted guide. Peak trekking seasons can get busy, and having everything sorted out early can help you avoid last-minute issues. While you can arrange a trek when you arrive, booking ahead gives you more certainty and allows for better planning.

        • If you start feeling unwell during the trek, it’s important to inform your guide immediately. They are trained to handle health issues and can provide first aid or arrange for evacuation if necessary.

        • While the trek is generally safe, there are certain areas that may be at risk for landslides, particularly during the monsoon season. It’s crucial to follow your guide’s advice regarding trail conditions and be aware of your surroundings.

        • The Everest View Point Trek can get crowded during peak trekking seasons, especially in spring and autumn. Many trekkers visit this spot for the amazing views, making it quite busy, especially around popular holidays.

        • Yes, helicopter rides can be arranged from the Everest View Point for a fast return to Lukla or Kathmandu. This option offers a thrilling aerial view of the stunning landscapes and is a great time-saver, especially if you're short on time for your trek.

        • Yes, the 8 days Everest View Trek is a memorable adventure that provides breathtaking views of the Everest region while maintaining a perfect mix of excitement and comfort. It’s an ideal option for those who want to enjoy the beauty of the Himalayas without the intense challenges of more demanding treks.

        • The Nepali Rupee (NPR) is the primary currency used for transactions in local lodges, shops, and tea houses along the trekking route. But it’s recommended to carry cash, as credit card services are rarely available in these remote areas.

        • Yes, mobile phone coverage is accessible in many parts of the trekking route, though the signal quality can be inconsistent. It’s advisable to use a local SIM card for more reliable connectivity, particularly in areas where Wi-Fi isn’t offered.

        • Yes, group tours are available for the 8 days Everest View Trek. Welcome Nepal Treks offer this tours not only provide an excellent opportunity to meet fellow trekkers from various backgrounds but also allow for shared experiences and company along the trail.

        • Yes, although the trek includes most major expenses, it's a good idea to set aside money for personal costs like tips for guides and porters, additional meals, snacks, and any optional activities.

        • Yes, your trekking itinerary can usually be adjusted to include extra activities or side trips depending on your interests. You can let us know your preferences so it can help create a more personalized experience tailored to your needs.

        • You can safely store your excess backpack in Kathmandu, either at your hotel or at our office without any extra cost.

        • Many lodges along the trekking route provide hot showers, but availability can differ, especially in more remote locations. Some lodges might also charge a small fee for access to hot water.

        • Laundry services are usually offered in lower villages such as Namche Bazaar, where you can get your clothes cleaned. However, these services become less common as you ascend to higher altitudes.

        • Yes, last-minute bookings can be arranged, but it's best to secure your reservations at least a day in advance to guarantee availability. This is especially important during peak seasons when the demand for guides and accommodations tends to be high.

        • If you cancel your booking for the Everest View trek, you will receive a refund, but a cancellation fee will be deducted. If the cancellation occurs too close to the departure date, you may lose your refund. To prevent this, it's important to cancel at least one week prior to the trip's start date.

        • Yes, Welcome Nepal Treks provides flexibility in selecting your departure date for the Everest View Trek You can choose from the available dates. However, popular dates can fill up fast, it’s advisable to book early, especially if you have certain dates you want to secure.

        • Yes, altitude sickness can happen during the Everest View trek, especially as you climb to higher altitudes. It's crucial to acclimatize properly, drink plenty of water, and pay attention to how you feel. If you start to experience symptoms, notify your guide right away for help.

        • When you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, one of our representatives will be there to welcome you. They will hold a sign displaying your name, greet you with a traditional Khaada (shawl), assist you with your luggage, and transport you to your hotel in a private vehicle.

        • The Everest expedition cost may vary from one company to another because of the services included in the package. You can see prices ranging from USD 39,999 to USD 85,000 and above per head in the market. It is a lifetime trip that also involves many risks, so we highly request climbers not to be frugal and to get all the services recommended by the company.

        • The trek usually starts in Lukla which is a small town in the Khumbu region. Most trekkers fly from Kathmandu to Lukla on a quick and scenic flight that takes about 30 minutes.

        • The trek is moderately easy compared to the full Everest Base Camp trek. It includes gentle ascents and descents making it suitable for beginners or trekkers with limited time.

        • The Everest View Trek typically lasts around 7 to 12 days, depending on the specific itinerary and the starting point. However, we have organized our trek for 8 days.

        • The highest point of the trek is the Everest View Point, which stands at approximately 3,880 meters (12,730 feet).

        • No, prior trekking experience is not required but trekkers should be in good physical condition and possess the stamina to handle long days of hiking and the demands of high-altitude environments.

        • You will need the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit.

        • Yes, altitude sickness poses a risk during trekking. To reduce this risk, proper acclimatization is essential. Gradual ascent, staying hydrated, and avoiding alcohol can significantly help in preventing symptoms.

        • Physical preparation plays a crucial role in your trekking success. It's important to engage in cardiovascular exercises, such as running or cycling, to improve your overall fitness.

        • You will stay in comfortable lodges and tea houses that offer cozy rooms and basic amenities, ensuring a pleasant trekking experience.

        • Meals will consist of a blend of local and international flavors, featuring dishes such as dal bhat, pasta, and soups, providing a range of options to satisfy different tastes.

        • Many tea houses offer Wi-Fi access, but users should be aware that the connection can often be slow and may come with an additional fee. It's also important to note that not all tea houses provide Wi-Fi, so availability can vary depending on where you stay during your trek.

        • ATMs are found in Namche Bazaar, but it’s advisable to carry sufficient cash as they may not always be reliable.

        • Yes, while it’s not mandatory but hiring a guide or porter is highly recommended. It can significantly enhance your safety on the trail, provide valuable insights into the local culture and environment, and help lighten your load.

        • The best time to undertake the trek is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is stable and visibility is finest for stunning mountain views.

        • Yes, you can usually find charging facilities in the lodges to recharge your devices. However, there might be a small fee for using this service, so it’s good to check beforehand.

        • Travel insurance is strongly recommended for anyone embarking on the trek. It should cover emergency evacuations and other unexpected incidents that may arise during your journey.

        • Bottled water can be found, but it's best to avoid purchasing it due to environmental concerns. Instead, most trekkers uses water filters or purification tablets to treat local water from streams or tea houses.

        • Yes, it is customary to tip your guide and porter as a way to show appreciation for their assistance and service. The amount you choose to give can vary depending on your level of satisfaction and the length of your trek.

        • Temperatures can vary significantly, ranging from 5°C to 20°C (41°F to 68°F) during the day and dropping to -10°C to -15°C (14°F to 5°F) at night, especially at higher elevations.

        • While there are no official age limits for trekking, it is essential for trekkers to be in good health and maintain a decent level of physical fitness.

        • Yes, there are several popular side trips, including:

          • Everest Base Camp Trek
          • Gokyo Lake Renjo La Pass Trek
          • Everest Three High Pass Trek
          • Everest Rolwaling Trek

        • Trekking is usually safe, but it's a good idea to go with a guide or in a group to lower the risks related to altitude and any emergencies that might arise.

        • Yes, many tea houses have vegetarian options and can cater to different dietary needs. They make an effort to ensure that all guests can find suitable meals during the trek.

        • The daily distances during the trek can vary, typically ranging from 8 to 12 kilometers (5 to 7.5 miles). The exact distance depends on the specific itinerary for each day.

        • You should notify your guide immediately, as they are trained to handle emergencies and can arrange for evacuation if necessary.

        All Inclusive PriceUS $800US $1000
        We offer group price
          
        1 - 1 PaxUS $1000
        2 - 2 PaxUS $900
        3 - 5 PaxUS $850
        6 - 15 PaxUS $800
        Total Price:US $1000
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